Shank2 expression identifies a subpopulation of glycinergic interneurons involved in nociception and altered in an autism mouse model
Florian olde Heuvel(Universität Ulm), Francesco Roselli(Max Planck Society), Alberto Catanese(Universität Ulm), Elmira Khatamsaz(Universität Ulm), Najwa Ouali Alami(Universität Ulm), Stefanie Grabrucker(University College Cork), Dhruva Deshpande(Universität Ulm), Sarah Woelfle(Universität Ulm), Michael Schön(Universität Ulm), Jens Michaelis(Universität Ulm), Tobias M. Boeckers(University of Münster), Chiara Verpelli(Neuroscience Institute), Sanjay Jain(Washington University in St. Louis), H. Wilhelm(Universität Ulm), Albert C. Ludolph(Universität Ulm)
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